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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
4
Rates listed include one year for 150 dollars and six months for 76 cents. Three months cost 10 cents with additional terms noted but unreadable in parts. This ad fragment outlines pricing structures for future classifieds.
The author argues that peace terms with Germany must be enforced and compares early American slavery and the Civil War to the rise and fall of German autocracy. It frames both the Confederate and German leaders as humiliated figures whose defeats advanced human freedom and civilization.
German sailors allegedly opened sea cocks to sink many interned warships north of Scotland. Allies fear punishment for culprits and nonparticipants while awarding a small gain by removing a lingering problem. Debate rages over disposal and impact on wartime reputations.
The repeal does not take effect until October 26, rendering it moot for this year. Farmers preferred more daylight, while the writer notes personal indifference, asserting gardens and sleep are unaffected and meal prices remain tight under either plan.
A proposed law to take effect July 1 in Ohio would make it a felony to write a check that cannot be honored by a bank. The measure argues that insufficient funds intent constitutes fraud and notes overdraft practices by banks have misled customers. The law would require establishing the overdraft mistake and aims to curb abuse without undue hardship.
Findlay citizens urge Hafhceck legislators to pass an emergency measure allowing election boards to certify candidates where no contest exists. Supporters view it as a first step toward repeal of the primary election law.
The treaty has been signed by Germany and Italy while the United States senate debates its course. Several senators feel compelled to act, and the moment must not be wasted. They may be judged harshly if they fail to find a path that assists the president.
June 16 1919 Columbus Ohio secretary H W Putnam explains Lieut Ralph O D Cole was unaware of a Carey Ohio engagement and had not received a confirming invitation. He regrets the misunderstanding and offers to address the community in the future if needed.
Conrad W. Papenburg postmaster of Alvada was indicted in Toledo by a federal grand jury on charges of embezzling 985.81 dollars of government funds. He is to have a hearing in a few days to respond to the accusation.
The city announces restricted fireworks sales on July 1, 32, 5, and 4 with Mayor WM Long cited. The notice limits selling days to specific dates and urges compliance by vendors and residents.
Readable items include frost fears, deaths in Upper Sandusky and Sycamore, a St Joseph church cornerstone ceremony in Salem, a Belleveu birth, police meeting in Upper Sandusky, a Kentucky snow event, Wittenberg Concert Company at Springfield, Carey high school graduates, Pioneer Picnic relics, local specials at Herbert Newhard's groc ery, and Junction township trustees.
Farmers plan corn replanting while James Cross buys the George Criger farm west of town for 6600 dollars. John Long buys a barber shop in Wharton. A 3 year old child was seriously burned in town. A Greenspring wedding of Carrol Zimmerman and Katharine Dietrick occurred. Carey counts 241 males and 240 females aged 6 to 21. Aged citizen Russell McClure dies at 84. Mary Eliza Michaels dies at 79. Funeral for Wisner infant held at St John’s. City council approves South street paving and curb work. Anna Loudenslager family reunion marks mother’s 90th birthday. Wheat 1.05, corn 60, oats 40 cents.
The notice invites notices of upcoming or past family reunions with free publication. It lists reunion names and dates from July to September at Water Works Park in Carey Ohio, including Logsdon Yentzer Haines Searfess Hill Abraham Brown Chambers Savage Burson and many others.
A letter from Marshal John H Swartz about a shooting east of the city prompts a reply: Thomas Phelan is in Uniontown hospital with a leg amputated from bullet wound and gangrene. Mary Lewis jailed for three to eight years at Western Penitentiary. Olive Henan sent to Morgans a and Ed Williams to Huntington. soldier boy held for investigation.
The Rebekahs will hold their installation Tuesday evening July 8 with a pot luck supper after the ceremony.
More than 8 500 boys and girls enrolled this year in crop livestock home economics and related clubs run by the Agricultural College Extension Service. Enrollment more than doubles last May 1. About half study canning and food prep. 1 200 in pig clubs and a similar number in poultry clubs. Others grow gardens potatoes calves sheep and corn or register to make clothing or judge livestock.
The Carey Mill and Elevator Co issues guidance to hang out an ice card early to ensure delivery wagons do not miss routes. Residence coverage is set for Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays, with no territory covered twice in a day.
Lot owners in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery must pay a 10 cent per foot assessment now due. The sexton needs keeping the grounds in order, so payment should be made to J. A. Smith, cemetery secretary, at once.
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